Rigid price supports called a disaster by farm official
CHICAGO IP The American Farm Bureau Federation president says returning to rigid high government price supports would be a major disaster for the economy. Charles B. Shuman cites surpluses and unwise policies as main income depressants and derides subsidies as folly. He criticizes Benson and a GOP plan to boost hog prices, warning it would increase production and surpluses.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Federation
United States
Sen
Douglas
D-Tlj
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
GOP
Douglas Calls for End To Wall Street Gloom
Senator Douglas urged an end to gloom on Wall Street and in major markets including New York Paris London Chicago and Toronto. He said God reigns Washington is alive and American institutions are sound amid continuing market uncertainty following President Eisenhower’s illness.
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Washington
Sen. Douglas
D-I
Wall Street
Douglas
New York
Paris
London
Chicago
Toronto
Eisenhower
Park Official in State To Inspect Eight Sites
A National Park Service official arrives in Kansas for a two week tour of eight state historical sites proposed as national monuments or parks. Merrill J. Mattes will visit Alcove Springs near Marysville Rock City near Minneapolis Wa conda Springs near Cawker City Fort Hays near Wallace Sharon Springs Fort Larned near Larned the Santa Fe Trail near Dodge City and the Indian treaty grounds near Medicine Ladze.
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Topeka
National Park Service
Kansas
Merrill J. Mattes
National Agency
Sen
Carlson
R-Kias
Mattes
Alcove Springs
Marysville
Rock City
Minneapolis
Waconda Springs
Cawker City
Ft. Hays
Ha “L Wallace
Sharon Springs
Ft. Larned
Larned
First Jets Take Off On Navigation Competition
ABAT jets from Lockbourne Forbes and Little Rock bases begin a reconnaissance and navigation contest across ten U.S. cities for the Strategic Air Command trophy. Five wings with three crews photograph targets from six miles up, using night flash photography. A second flight is planned for Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Strategic Air Comand
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Little Rock Afb
Ark
P. T. Cullen
North Atlantic
Springfield
St. Louis
Kansas City
Des Moines
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Danville
Wil
Little Rock
Charlotte
N. C
Atlanta
Denver
Peron to Be Received Kindly in Paraguay on Exit
Asuncion police chief Mario Ortega said exiled Argentine leader Juan Peron will be greeted warmly upon arrival from Buenos Aires. Paraguayans remember his past aid and gestures to schools, flood relief, hospitals, and the 1870s battle trophies returned, signaling strong, friendly ties despite turmoil at home.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Mario Ortega
Argentina
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Peron
Ortega
Navy launches polio inoculation at Pearl Harbor housing
The Navy began an emergency gamma globulin inoculation program in a Pearl Harbor housing area to combat a polio siege that has sickened eight residents since Sept. 1. One victim, Mrs. Diane Rann, wife of Navy Lt. George C. Rann, died Sunday night.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
Diane Rann
George C. Rann
Midway Island
No Hunt Permits on Humans Threaten Fall Gunfire
The Associated Press reports that firearm safety campaigns rise as more hunters crowd smaller areas. Data from 24 states and two Canadian provinces show 1,168 firearms accidents with 19 percent fatal, led by deer and rabbit hunting.
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United States
Terest
New York
California
Vidho
Arkansas
National Rifle Assn
Canadian
Missouri
Kentucky
Oregon
New Mexsco
Montana
Unmanned Rocket Sled Breaks Land Speed Record
An unmanned rocket sled at China Lake California achieved a land speed exceeding 24 miles per minute, about 1 280 miles per hour, on a four mile course. Test officials said the sled’s steel showings grew red hot during the run, marking a record surpassing prior manned or unmanned attempts.
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Los Angeles
Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake
Calif
Drinkwater Nava Gcientist
Preyiusiv
Vow Om
Foto
Lase
Vandals Sought After Bakery Break-In in Providence
Police hunt vandals who broke into the Home stead Baking Co. and tried a new recipe. They mixed 1500 pounds sugar 1500 pounds flour 50 gallons salad oil and a case and a half of soft drinks at Noor bakery.
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Providence, R. I. W
Homestead Baking Co
Noor
Air Force Academy selects Falcons nickname
The U S Air Force Academy announces the first class of cadets voted to name athletic teams the Falcons. The decision was made at Lowry Air Force Base where the academy is temporarily housed.
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Denver
U. S. Air Force Academy
Falcons
Lowry Air Force Base
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